Comments about this poem (Tonight I can write the saddest lines by Pablo Neruda )

Who did the translation from the Spanish original. It is excellent! Would love to know who the translator is because usually poems do not translate well, especially the added emotion of a tremendous love poem like this one.
Who ever did this, Congratulations
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Also I would like to bring to the admin's attention that there are many mistakes in this version, for example the original says: the night is starry (not shattered) . Could you kindly replace this with the correct version? Thank you.
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I generally do not like romantic poetry, but somehow nothing seems to compare to the depth of feeling in Pablo Neruda's verses, even though they are translated (I'm sure it's even better in its original version) . They crawl under your skin and reach your heart, spreading goose bumps all over and move you to tears. This one especially speaks to the heart broken... because really, 'Love is so short, forgetting is so long'.
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First read this poem several decades ago, when I was young.
It uses 'love' the way we use a line to hang our laundry out to dry.
It will always be a great poem because, like myths and eternal symbols, it expresses very clearly powerfully and poetically the absolute hopelessness of human life.
Neruda is like that other great Chilean artist, Matta the painter. Both grab large chunks of reality and serve them up uncompromisingly.
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We, my group and I, have used this poem as the theme of our music video...
It turned out great and painful...
Great because we'd gotten an excellent grade..
And, painful because the whole poem is about someone who loved a person who will be for someone else...

I first heard this read in a radio station...
I fell in love with this piece of work...
I cried and that was my reaction...
Because I think the guy just wanted for their love to work...
I know how hard it is to write...
When your heart is broken apart...
Especially in a blank paper so white...
When you know that the one you love whom you are apart...
Is residing in the arms of another...
Which is supposed to be your arms and shoulder...
Thus, if you can write the saddest lines..
You must've truly loved her all this times...